Easter Eggs Recalled

On April 2, one specific brand of chocolate was recalled due to the presence of small stones. ^[1]

Here, no ads: Do not eat' warning as major chocolate brand recalls two Easter eggs amid fears they contain metal. ^[2]

Recall of some Tony's Chocolonely chocolate eggs due to possible presence of metal fragments. ^[3]

Tony's Chocolonely, a well-known chocolate brand, announced the recall of its 242g Hollow Easter Eggs with a best-before date of June 2025. ^[4]

Tony's Chocolonely has recalled their milk chocolate and caramel sea salt 242g Easter Eggs with a best before date of June 2025. ^[5]

Tony's Chocolonely is recalling two Large Hollow Easter Eggs because they may contain pieces of metal which makes these products unsafe to eat. ^[6]

Tony's Chocolonely has issued an urgent recall for two of its large hollow Easter eggs over safety concerns. ^[7]

An urgent warning has been sent out to supermarket shoppers over certain Easter eggs that may contain metal fragments. ^[8]

Tony's Chocolonely is recalling batches of its milk chocolate and caramel sea salt Hollow Easter Eggs with a best before date of June 2025. ^[9]

POPULAR chocolate eggs is being recalled from Irish stores due to the possible "presence of metal fragments.". ^[10]

A firm has recalled batches of their milk chocolate and caramel sea salt Easter Egg products over fears they may contain metal fragments. ^[11]

Tony's Chocolonely has recalled two of its Easter eggs as they may contain pieces of metal. ^[12]

The recall has been issued because metal fragments may be present inside the affected Easter eggs. ^[13]